The Physics I morning and afternoon students in the Computer Science Academy tested their medieval skills by building and firing trebuchets and ballistas. In the process, they learned about the physics that went into these old designs #Physics#STEM
Our College and Career Night is this week! Meet with college, university, and armed forces representatives as well as attend informative sessions to get you college and career ready. #francistuttle
Congratulations to the Edmond FFA chapter for being recognized as #OkTopTen, & good luck to all of the Oklahoma FFA members that will compete for titles at the National Convention! I am proud to see so many young leaders making a difference in our state. https://t.co/FYPOiXamnT
Holly Roffey with LifeShare of Oklahoma stopped by the Respiratory Care Program at Francis Tuttle. She shared information about saving lives through organ donation and career opportunities for Respiratory Therapists at LifeShare.
Students from Sequoyah Middle School’s 8th grade Family and Consumer Science class toured the FT Culinary Arts Program Wednesday morning. The group got a hands-on feel, and a taste, of what life is like for a Francis Tuttle student.
Flipped Friday! A new concept for Pre-Nursing. This was a chance to flip their class schedule up, & build relationships with instructors they will have next semester. Second year students worked on video projects, & 1st years learned more about HOSA & competitive events!
Instructors from Schlumberger Oilfield Services visited Francis Tuttle today for some #teambuilding. The group toured Workforce and Economic Development before heading to Culinary Arts where they donned aprons, split into teams and discovered who makes the best cream puffs.
The HospitAbilities certification is a great benefit to our students as they prepare to enter the workforce. Thanks to the Oklahoma Restaurant Association and Oklahoma Hotel and Lodging Association for making this possible.
Francis Tuttle’s Project HOPE invited counselors from partner schools to an informational luncheon Wednesday. Counselors learned how Project HOPE saves students from dropping out and offers them a lifeline to career success.